Finding the questions that guide MIT fusion research
“One of the things I learned was, doing good science isn’t so much about finding the answers as figuring out what the important questions are.” As Martin
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“One of the things I learned was, doing good science isn’t so much about finding the answers as figuring out what the important questions are.” As Martin
Martin Greenwald, a researcher and Plasma Science and Fusion Center deputy director, embodies a brief history of fusion at MIT. From Berkeley to MIT, his contributions to the field have included discovery of what is now known as the Greenwald Density Limit; work on all of MIT's Alcator series of tokamaks, and involvement with the MIT-designed tokamak SPARC.